Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10
SUBURBAN NEWS.
Walkorville.
RE BASE BALL GAME

It seems quite remarkable that the game
at the Race Track last Sunday led oil in
fa7or of the home team just as it did in
Helena, and then terminated in favor OF
the visiting party. At the end of the fifth
inning. VAUDEVILLE scored s to 2. The
umpire changed after this, Larry Gleason,
the pitcher, fell down and was hurt, Cap
tain O'Leary made two wild throws, and
the Walkervilles' luck turned. VAUDEVILLE
was somewhat Indifferent, being too sure
of an easy victory. The Weekly Independ-
ent of August 18th claims the championship
OF Montana for the Helenas. Such is not
the case. 1t is now game and game. The
Helena club must win another game before
it a claim the hampionship. It is re-
ported that Helena has sent a challenge to
Walkerville which has been turned over to
the new Butte club.
GENERAL NOTES.
Mrs. D. Mullens returned Monday from
Pipestone Springs, and left on the 7:1O
train last evening over the Northern Pa
c'ic for st. Helena, California, where she
expects to remain several months.-The
Miners Union picnic will be celebrated on
the 2lst inst. at Columbia Gardens. Miss
Lewis has been chosen az the candidate to
be voted upon as to popularity.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Annear are getting furniture
ready to snip to their ranch at Camas.
Idaho, where they will rusticate a few
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and their
two children left Tuesday evening for Liv-
erpool, England, where they will remain
until spring. Mrs. Kirby will take charge
OF their house during their absence.-Mr,
and Mrs. j.. D.. Murphy will occupy their
new home in Centerville next week.-The
Alice band visited Butte last evening"
Mrs. Gillespie received q telegram on Fri
day announcing the death of her ~favorite
sister Madame Boire. She was considered
one OF the finest dressmakers on the coast. /
Frequent orders for work from Butte have
been sent her.-Mrs. Bowdish who has
been seriously i'll of measles is recovering
The M. E. Sunday School picnic at Column
bia Gardens, on Thursday last, was q very
pleasant affair and enjoyed by all present, |
The boating occupied much of the atten. |
ton of the children during the AFTERNOON.
The Alice band we're present and favored
them with some fine selections.-As our |
correspondent did not get particulars Of
the school presentation Ia ct Saturday night |
it perhaps would not be out of place to
give them now. Better late that never.
is a truthful adage. On Saturday evening
a message was sent for Mr.. Shovel to come
at once to the California Brewery. He bad
sooner arrived in Butte than Mr.. Halls
carriage was sent with word for him to
come at once to the mine. In the meantime
q large number gathered at the Alice
Reading Room. Upon his arrival
at the Alice Reading Room, the
Alice band struck p lively tune. he Was
led into the reading room and seated in
an easy chair. Mr.. Eva, shift boss under
him for the past two years, made the pres.
entationsaddress. Mr.. Shovel was taken
completely by surprise but finally reaained
his voice and thanked them warmlv
this kind token. Eating, drinking and
continued until 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. w. E.. Hall, Mrs. Joseph Annear and
Mrs. Philpot served the lunch. MI. Shovel
left on Tuesday for England.-Some OF the
rooms of the Hall residence have been en-.
arged and remodeled in an artistic man.
very pleasant theatre party was
by the Walkerville dudes in Butte
IN Monday night.-C. w. HANSON leaves
'o-day for HALEY to attend q session Of
le Grand Lodge A. u. o. W. He is a dele
,te from Silver Bow Lodge No. IL. He /,
reg in company with II. s. Clark aud :
ieoree Pascoe, delegates from Butte Lodge !
10. Mrs. Dillon arrived Tuesday from {
darysville to spend few weeks with her t
bother, Mrs. Holland. She also goes to Dill
On to visit her sister Mrs. D. F. Rhinehars.-r
The small boys OF VAUDEVILLE and Center-
lille have q base ball club. Thav wara =